Burton Mansfield Pierce Dissolve Partnership Sale Opens
Wholesale clothiers Burton Mansfield and Pierce dissolve their partnership. Stock of high grade overcoats sold to R T Almy and Co at two thirds wholesale cost for cash. The sale opens Saturday at 8 a m at 590 Washington Street with select stock available to buyers at Almy's Prospect.
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Burton, Mansfield & Pierce
R. T. Almy &Co
R. T. Almy & Co
Washington St
Elegant overcoats and suits sale at Almy & Co
Hundreds of overcoats and suits listed with wholesale and sale prices. All-wool kersey and frieze coats, lining, and a range of tailored suits from imports to local makes. Includes boys wear, with large quantity, at deeply discounted rates. Store located at 590 Washington St with Saturday evening hours noted.
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R. T. Almy & Co
Washington St
Feredike
tWayeo
Uotes, CO
Clobe Clothing
Lagrange
W. J. Batchelder
Discharge of Foreman Murphy From Ward 8 Service
Foreman Murphy of Ward 8 in district street cleaning has been discharged for cause from city service. Formerly foreman of the hokey pokey plant, he was placed at the head of the West End district soon after the shooting of Foreman This.
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Foreman Murphy
Legislative Agent Denies Promise In Mrs Teal Divorce Suit
In Middleboro on January 6 Louise Coons a 32 year old woman described as a pretty blonde died at the poor farm after taking poisonous sublimate in the house of James Burgess a prominent local figure and legislative agent at the State House Burgess is alleged to have promised marriage but denied ever doing so detailing his quiet life and large family while Coons recounted his attempts to arrange a wedding and her ensuing decline with authorities noting her troubled past and Burgesss repeated refusals to marry her
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Louise Coons
James Burgess
Burgess
State House
Warren Ellis
Boston
Unitarian
George
Nellie
Eva
New Bedford
Lester
Brockton
Lottie
Meriden
Conn
Lucy
Hattie
Wedded Woes in Divorce Court Contest over Cruelty and Desertion
A Boston divorce court session featured uncontested cases and two notable contested filings. William Phillips accused wife Catharine Phillips of habitual cruelty, displaying scars from alleged attacks, while Catharine denied abuse. Judge Braley dismissed his libel. The Bracketts, Taleatrics artists, faced desertion and non support. Ndea Brackett seeks decree and custody. About 100 cases resolved this week under Judge Braley, the most productive sitting since the move to the Superior Court.
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William Phillips
Catharine B. Phillips
Halifax
N. S
Phillips
Braley
Bracketts
Ndea Brackett
Paul D. Brackett
Providence
Boston
Plaintiff
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Bequeathed Home Split Between Unmarried Daughters
A two story French roofed house, left by their mother to the two unmarried daughters, passes to them equally. One daughter previously served as a school teacher while the other worked as a housekeeper.
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Ther
Mrs Teall Divorces Suit Seeks New York Action
Providence January 6 Mrs Ollie Sumner Teall asks Supreme Court for continuance of divorce case claiming she has started another action in New York. She maintains Bristol residence amid questions over residence proof and alleged collusion. Witnesses ready, including Miss Georgia Cayvan, as tensions mount.
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Providence
R. I
Ollie Sumner Teall
Supreme Court
Teall
New York
Bristol
Ollie Sr
Hub Shoes Selling Abroad Trade Expands from Boston
A large consignment of shoes left Boston yesterday for Algoa Bay South Africa shipped by a major Federal street shoe jobbing house. The firm reports developing a foreign trade in their specialty of late. Last week similar consignments were sent to Helsingfors Russian Finland and Bermuda.
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Algoa Bay
South Africa
Federal Street
Helsingfore
Finland
Bermuda
Montreal Mayor Praises Our Harbor Wonders
The Montreal mayor extols Boston harbor as superior and argues Montreal must spend millions to rival it. He contends Boston’s harbor facilities could compare with any port in America given prudent investment.
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Boston
Montreal
Montreal harbor officials tour Boston docks and see dry dock plans
The Montreal Board of Harbor Commissioners visiting Boston viewed American dock facilities and the Charlestown Navy Yard dry dock project. They discussed Montreal’s goal to become a national port and plan substantial future investments to enhance St. Lawrence harbor facilities, with trips to subway and southern terminal venues and a meeting with Governor Walcott.
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Percival M. St. George
Robert Bickerdike
FE. H. LeMay
D. G. Thomson
John Torrance
John Kennedy
A. Racine
I. Contaut
David Seath
Thomas Harting
Yeste.c.i
Prefontaine
Commission
Nature
America
St. Lawrence
Walcott
Canada
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